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Hey! Yes, PS5 games generally need to be installed on the internal SSD (or an officially supported external SSD) due to the speed requirements of the console. If the game you're trying to install is PS5-native (not a PS4 version), it usually won’t work from a standard external HDD.

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Let me know if you need game install tips or study help.

Hey! If your Corona v4 doesn’t have the CPU or NAND key, recovering it can be a bit challenging. Since it boots into Xell, you’re in luck—Xell can display the fuses on screen or via its HTTP interface. Use that to extract your CPU key. Once you have the key and a valid NAND dump, you can rebuild the NAND image using tools like J-Runner or XeBuild.

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Let me know if you need help with the Xell steps or tools!